Columbia Willamette Faceters Guild
Turning Pretty Rocks into Pretty Awesome Gemstones
With the dizzying array of equipment available, Your Gemologist has a nice write-up explaining a bit about what many of the various gemstone identification tools do and why they do it. This equipment is used by both gemologists and faceters.
What equipment do you use? Did you teach yourself?
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